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Table 5 Spontaneous feedback collected from students during the face-to-face optional course

From: Blended learning of radiology improves medical students’ performance, satisfaction, and engagement

 

Overall n = 259

Promotion 1 n = 68

Promotion 2 n = 88

Promotion 3 n = 103

Concept of pleasure in learning

750

216

234

300

 Engaging

102 (38.6)

38 (55.8)

24 (27.3)

40 (38.8)

 Adapted format

110 (42.4)

19 (27.9)

41 (46.6)

50 (48.5)

 Motivating

130 (50.2)

35 (51.5)

43 (48.9)

52 (50.5)

 Didactic

120 (46.3)

50 (73.5)

30 (34.1)

40 (38.9)

 Clear

119 (45.9)

30 (44.1)

38 (43.2)

51 (49,5)

 Correspond to their needs

169 (65.3)

44 (64.7)

58 (65.9)

67 (65.0)

Concept of flexibility

314

81

95

138

 Enhances autonomy

218 (84.2)

60 (88.2)

68 (77.3)

90 (87.4)

 High availability

96 (37.0)

21 (17.6)

27 (30.7)

48 (46.6)

Points needing improvement

261

84

71

106

 Extend the content to other imaging learning

65 (24.9)

11 (16.2)

23 (26.1)

31 (30.0)

 Technical adjustment (bad sound, inappropriate background color)

52 (20.0)

18 (26.5)

12 (16.9)

22 (21.4)

 Lack of courses dedicated to normal abdominal imaging

75 (28.6)

6 (8.8)

27 (38.0)

42 (40.8)

 Need for material support (PDF, downloaded videos)

69 (26.6)

49 (72.0)

9 (10.2)

11 (10.7)

Concept of performance and time optimization

200

72

55

73

 Allows progression

128 (49.4)

49(72.0)

37 (42.0)

42 (40.8)

 Time-saving

72 (27.8)

23(33.8)

18 (20.5)

31 (30.1)

  1. Data expressed in number of citations. Data in parentheses are percentages for each promotion